After leaving the team, the adventurer ladies regretted it deeply Chapter 739: 512, Unfathomable Phoenix Tail Flower Team

Chapter 739: 512, Unfathomable Phoenix Tail Flower Team

The flas in the fireplace flickered uncertainly, and the Phoenix Tail Flower team mbers gathered around it to warm themselves raised their heads in surprise.

Monica regained so consciousness and looked at Lia in confusion.

Despite the many changes the red-haired girl had undergone in the past year, Monica still recognized her and murmured, “L-Lia sis, can’t we stay here?”

Lia nodded brusquely, her tone cool, “You can co back tomorrow. I’ll arrange your accommodations in advance.”

“What’s that supposed to an?”

Lin Da scoffed in disbelief, “I’ve traveled all this way just to join your White Dove United!” His eyes darted to the wound on Lia’s waist, “And what happened there?”

“It’s nothing. Anyway, you need to leave for now,” Lia said evasively, her gaze flickering.

Having lived with the red-haired girl for three years, Lin Da knew her well enough to understand her behavior intimately—every shift of her posture told him her emotions. Lia’s current deanor was a classic display of stubbornness and pride!

“We’re not just old teammates anymore,” Lin Da sighed helplessly and lightly knocked her on the head.

When his “Demon Sword” was stained with the pure, vibrant red, their bond had been sealed.

Lia was now one of his Oath-bound.

Hearing those words, Lia’s face flushed fiercely.

She glared at Lin Da and huffed, “You said it yourself! Don’t regret it later when it’s too late.”

“Let’s deal with the wound first,” Lin Da replied nonchalantly, pulling out a dark green potion from his ring.

This was sothing he’d obtained back on the 27th floor of the Mystic Realm, called [Super Healing Potion], highly effective for surface injuries.

Tasya and the others glanced at Lin Da crouching down to treat Lia’s wound, a flicker of sothing inscrutable in their eyes.

Anna curled her lips into a grin, hands behind her back, letting out a peculiar “Hm-hm-hm” laugh.

Soone who claid not to care about the red-haired girl at all still clearly held her in a place in his heart no less aningful than anyone else on the team.

As Lin Da applied the dicine, Lia’s gaze gradually softened, allowing him to clean the wound and bandage it.

The living room grew tranquil and harmonious—the only oddity was a big-eared mouse standing on a stool, staring wide-eyed as if struck by lightning.

Shu Li scratched his head awkwardly.

Watching the black-haired man use his fingers to apply the green potion onto Lia’s waist, Shu Li’s jealousy almost made his eyes pop out of their sockets. He stomped over to Lin Da and exclaid:

“What are you doing?! I know you care about Miss Lia, but please observe propriety! Give the potion to Aiko or Isa; let them handle it.”

Lin Da glanced at him sharply—where did this big-eared mouse co from? He was crouching, yet they were almost at eye level. The magical aura from Shu Li seed weak; was this really the caliber of mbers White Dove United had?

Still, Shu Li’s words made so sense. Using [Super Healing Potion] to regenerate flesh over a wound was a painful and itchy process—ordinary people couldn’t endure it, and it might cause Lia to lose her composure.

Lin Da nodded, “Thanks for the reminder.”

Shu Li grinned smugly, “No need to thank ! I care about Miss Lia far more than you do. If you need anything in the future, co to instead. Stop troubling Miss Lia; she needs her rest.”

“I understand,” Lin Da replied politely, though his brows furrowed slightly.

A short while later, Lia instructed Tolu to prepare rooms for the Phoenix Tail Flower team, then went to the storage area to retrieve a bottle of [Warm Fruit Potion].

The potion was worth 100 points—a steep price for ordinary mbers. However, as one of the three leaders of White Dove United, Lia could easily use her privileges to acquire it.

The potion was fiery red, housed in a long, transparent vial, with seeds resembling strawberries floating inside.

Lin Da quickly pulled out the wooden stopper and fed the potion to Monica.

Gulp, gulp, gulp!

After downing the potion, Monica blissfully licked her lips, her face lighting up with a smile, “It tastes so good.”

Her previously pale complexion now had a slight rosy hue.

Lin Da pressed his forehead against Monica’s to check her temperature and found it had returned to normal.

This potion was miraculous—he should definitely stock up on a few bottles.

Relieved, Lia reassured them, “You don’t need to worry too much. It’s normal to feel uncomfortable upon first arriving at the Ice Abyss. People from White Dove City usually adapt within two weeks, and they can walk outside freely. Well, except during snowstorm weather—it’s still tough for mages.”

“So, this snowstorm is an exception?” Lin Da asked curiously.

“Yes, it usually only happens once a month. On regular days, there’s just the Great Snow, which stops promptly at six in the morning.”

As Lia explained, she led them upstairs, her steps noticeably lighter.

Up close, Lia realized the Phoenix Tail Flower team was no less skilled than White Dove United’s core mbers.

She could roughly gauge Monica and Tasya’s levels, but when it ca to Anna and Lin Da, she couldn’t discern anything.

“Everyone’s upstairs. They’ll be thrilled to see you,” Lia said with a smile.

Trailing behind, Lin Da watched the girl’s confident strides, her aura brimming with vitality, and felt a pang of warmth in his heart.

Indeed, Lia had grown stronger since leaving his side.

As the leader, Lia had gained a faint air of authority that made Lin Da hesitant to underestimate her.

Glancing at Shu Li, who was trudging behind them, Lin Da lowered his voice and asked, “Who’s that mouse?”

“A mber of the council—I leave all the odd jobs to him.”

Halfway through her response, Lia seemingly realized sothing, turning back to Lin Da with a sly grin.

“Hmm~ Are you worried soone might steal away? After all, there are so many geniuses in the Ice Abyss, even Sacred Rank graduates abound.”

Lin Da snorted lightly, grabbed Lia’s hand, and said coldly, “Let them try.”